Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-21
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At DAYS.. %
Until January lst, all stoves go for
cost at Morris Bros. y
Fresh fish and fresh oysters regular.
y at the Central market. IL
Attorneys Sample and Overstreet
were at Coldwater, Monday, Oh bust
ness.
For sale-cheap, good 2-seat spring
wagon and set of double harness. This
office.
Save from one TO ten dollars on a
stove. Morris Bros. are selling stoves
at cost. %
1t takes two to make a bargain and
dozen cannot effect COM
promise of bad debts.
New Year Cards, so cents and s1.O0
per package with your name neatly
printed. THE INDEX.
Z. l.. Gay, lately of Sun City, with j.
z. Arson, Is editing and publishing the
Enterprise, a new paper.
lie is the very image of his father,
was the common expression when our
Bob made his appears nce on the stage.
The year 1888 will be a leap year.
Ladies Of uncertain age will take due
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Shelley were up
from KiOwa, this week, visiting the
of Mrs. Chaplin and s. X.
Field.
For tender steak, juicy roast. or
any kind of smoked meat, fresh and
good, see Marquand, next door to the
pOstOffice. 81
Billiards. are common this time of
year, but no one will sell YOU better
for the same money than b. X.
Harrington. p
Harvey X. Knowles and Miss Lydia
II. Claypool, both of Mingona township,
were united in marriage on the 18th
inst, by Judge Hardy.
When you want hannels, underwear,
clothing or fall or winter goods, remem-
Der that at Byerley's you can save from
10 to 20 per cent on your purchase. q
Tomorrow, Thursday, evening, Cy-
prus chapter, II. A. NJ, will elect OIL
GERS for the ensuing year. A full at
tendance of members is requested.
b. X. Harrington don't buy cheap
goods in order to advertise them as
cheap good goods; fair dealing is our
style of doing business. Come and see
for yourself. Is
y. NJ. HOuchin has gone to Geneva,
Nebraska, to visit his grandfather.
Mrs. Houchin went as far as their old
home, Eldorado, Kansas, to visit during
the holidays.
DR.. Moore was called up at o'cock
yesterday morning, in the blizzard, to go
three miles southeast to catch a girl for
G. j. SlOneker and wife. Such weather
for such business
We have now on sale the best select
eel and most complete assorted stock of
ladies' aud misses shoes ever opened in
this city. We will give you decided
bargains III this line. Davis. 20
\ grand jury will be ordered by Judge
Ellis for the February term of the dis
trict court of Barber county, which will
commence on Tuesday, February 18th,
1883. The jury will be composed of
fifteen men. and will be drawn as petit
jurors are drawn.
Merchants and others DESTROYS Of
notifying their customers Of the con-
dition of their accounts at the begin
ming OF the new year, are reminded that
we have a superior line of statements
and bill-heads and all other kinds of
stationery, and we print blank notes of
any form desired. An examination of
our stock and prices, Will satisfy anyone
that we can give satisfaction. THE
INDEX.
The annual election of officers of the
NJ. +. sabbath school occurred on the
18th, resulting in the selection Of the
following officers: p. A. Simmons,
superintendent; T. ii. Logan. assistant;
Mrs. Mary DeLisle, secretary; Mrs. a.
Sanderson, treasurer: Miss Jessie Sim
mons, organist, Miss Jessie Burgess,
assistant. Misses Vide Sanderson and
Daisey Moore were elected librarians.
These officers will take their positions
January LIST.
Last Saturday the streets were crowd
ed with wagons, teams and people, and
merchants report having had good
trade. Many of the farmers brought
in hay, corn, hogs or other produce and
stocked up on necessaries In the way OF
groceries and dry goods. While there
is no great amount of money in the
country, the farmers appear able to buy
the necessaries, and they are unusually
good-spirited. Rains or snow that will
thoroughly wet the ground are hoped
for and when this is accomplished no
county i'm Kansas will DO In better shape
than Barber.
The grand holiday ball to be given
Tuesday evening December 9TH, by the
Citizens Silver band, will be the most
important event OF the season. Thomp-
sons opera house has been secured and
a good orchestra will be in attendance.
I'm connection with the dance there will
be spread a first-class supper for all who
desire refreshments. Tickets for the
dance sell for the small price of one
dollar, aRd these may be secured Of any
Of the following members of the band:
Messrs. hubert, Pearson, Gonlisk, Six,
Allen, Lorton or Kidd. Every citizen
who desires 10 see the band succeed
should contribute dollar to their
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